This article lists various adjectives that start with the letter “f,” helping you enhance your vocabulary.
- Fabulous- Extremely good or wonderful
- Facetious- Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor
- Factual- Concerned with what is actually the case
- Faded- Less bright or vibrant in color or appearance
- Faint- Barely perceptible; lacking strength
- Faithful- Loyal and steadfast
- Familial- Relating to a family or its members
- Famous- Known about by many people
- Fantastic- Extraordinarily good or attractive
- Far- reaching – Having a wide range or effect
- Faraway- Distant in space or time
- Fascinating- Extremely interesting
- Fashionable- Characteristic of, influenced by, or representing a current popular trend or style
- Fast- Moving or capable of moving at high speed
- Fat- Having a large amount of excess flesh
- Fatal- Causing death
- Fateful- Controlled by fate; significant
- Fatherly- Befitting a father; paternal
- Fathomless- Too deep to be measured or understood
- Fatuous- Silly and pointless
- Faultless- Without fault or error
- Favorable- Expressing approval
- Fearless- Lacking fear
- Feasible- Possible to do easily or conveniently
- Feathery- Light and airy, like feathers
- Feeble- Lacking physical strength
- Felicitous- Well-chosen or suited to the circumstances
- Female- Of or denoting the sex that can bear offspring
- Feral- In a wild state
- Fertile- Capable of producing abundant vegetation or offspring
- Fervent- Having or displaying a passionate intensity
- Festive- Relating to a feast or celebration
- Few- A small number of
- Fiery- Consisting of fire or burning strongly
- Fifth- Constituting number five in a sequence
- Fightable- Capable of being contended with
- Filthy- Disgustingly dirty
- Financial- Relating to finance
- Fine- Of high quality
- Finicky- Fussy about one’s needs or requirements
- Firm- Strong and resilient
- First- Coming before all others in time or order
- Fiscal- Relating to government revenue
- Fishy- Relating to or characteristic of fish; suspicious
- Fivefold- Five times as great or as numerous
- Fixed- Fastened securely in position
- Flabby- Lacking firmness
- Flagrant- Conspicuously offensive
- Flaky- Breaking or separating easily into small thin pieces
- Flamboyant- Tending to attract attention due to confidence or stylishness
- Flashy- Ostentatiously attractive or impressive
- Flat- Smooth and even; without marked projections or depressions
- Flawless- Without any imperfections or defects
- Fleeting- Lasting for a very short time
- Flexible- Capable of bending easily without breaking
- Flickering- Shining unsteadily
- Flighty- Lacking stability or maturity; capricious
- Flimsy- Comparatively light and insubstantial; easily damaged
- Flirtatious- Behaving in such a way as to suggest a playful attraction
- Floral- Pertaining to flowers
- Flourishing- Developing rapidly and successfully
- Fluffy- Light and soft or airy
- Fluid- Able to flow easily
- Fluorescent- Glowing as a result of absorbing light
- Flustered- Agitated or confused
- Focused- Directing a lot of attention, effort, etc. at one particular area or subject
- Foggy- Full of or characterized by fog
- Foolhardy- Recklessly bold or rash
- Foolish- Lacking good sense or judgment
- Forbidding- Unfriendly or threatening in appearance
- Forceful- Strong and assertive; vigorous
- Foreseeable- Able to be foreseen or predicted
- Forgetful- Apt or likely to forget things
- Forgiving- Ready and willing to forgive
- Formal- Following or according with established form
- Fortnightly- Happening or produced every fortnight (two weeks)
- Fortuitous- Happening by chance rather than intention
- Forward- Toward the front; in the direction that one is facing or traveling
- Foul- Offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste
- Fragile- Easily broken or damaged
- Frail- Weak and delicate
- Frank- Open, honest, and direct in speech or writing
- Frantic- Wild or distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion
- Fraudulent- Involving deceit, trickery, or breach of confidence
- Frayed- Worn at the edge or end
- Free- Not under the control or in the power of another
- Freezing- Very cold
- French- Relating to France or its people or language
- Frequent- Occurring or done many times at short intervals
- Fresh- Recently made or obtained; not stale or spoiled
- Friendly- Kind and pleasant
- Frightening- Making someone afraid or anxious; terrifying
- Frigid- Very cold in temperature
- Frisky- Playful and full of energy
- Frivolous- Not having any serious purpose or value
- Frowning- Showing displeasure or worry by contracting the brow
- Frozen- Turned into ice; affected by cold
- Frugal- Sparing or economical with regard to money or food
- Fruitful- Producing good or helpful results; productive
- Fuming- Emitting gas or smoke
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